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Listening to The Downbeat on ninety seven
to one The Freak. I'm Kevin Turner,

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Danny Bayless, Mike Siroy, I'm
Prittisher, JJ Jackson for the Downbeat

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all morning. Been tracking the big
story out of Baltimore, major world news.

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Seven people missing after a the Francis
Scott Key Bridge collapsed when it was

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struck by a cargo ship from Singapore. There were construction workers on the bridge.

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We know that two have been rescued. The fire department there in Baltimore

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saying seven missing in a search underway
for them. Huge cargo ship lost power

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allegedly overnight. This happened about one
point thirty listen, it would have been

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twelve thirty Central time, and it
hit a pillar of the bridge and caused

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a huge bridge, which is major
throwway. Thorofare through that region in Baltimore.

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So we're tracking all that for you
have a little more on that for

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the in the scuttle butt and a
little bit later in the show as well.

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Right now, that's a big story
in the news. As a fella

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from over in North Richland Hills and
he's taking the time to join us this

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morning. He's had a lot of
media obligations because this man has changed his

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name to literally anybody else. That
is his new name, literally anybody else,

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and he's running for president, and
he joined us live on the Freak

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Hotline for his first interview on the
radio here in DFW. Good morning,

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literally, Hi, how's it going
going well? Thanks for taking the time.

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Are you going by mister else?
Now? What's your what's your plan?

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There? So? Yes, my
my legal name is literally anybody else.

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But you know, when I get
to the personal level, I tell

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people my mama still calls me Dustin, and they can do so if they

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like, yeah, formerly Dustin Abby
Abby, maybe ebe Dustin ebe uh Army

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veteran seventh grade math teacher in suburban
Dallas. I guess just start with that.

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How big of a pain is it
to legally change your name? What

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are the hoops you got to jump
through? And looks you get? It's

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yeah, I mean it's it was. It was the ordeal like it's the

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same pretty much as what she would
do for any circumstance, not not just

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you know, something as intentionally or
pragmatic as this. It was interesting because

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when I went to Terrank County Family
Court, the judge was dealing with like

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some very very serious like divorce cases, like nasty ones. And when she

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finished her docket and moved on to
the name changes, she got to me,

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and I guess she was still in
that mode of you know, no

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nonsense. I wasn't looking for bid. She looked at the she looked at

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my petition for a name change,
and she looked up at me and she

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says, you're going to be that
guy. That was like, uh,

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I like somebody else too? Is
it weird? So you've done this.

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You've changed your name legally to literally
anybody else. And we can get into

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why and all that in just a
moment, but you get the name changed

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done, and then the story pops, if you will. And I just

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googled literally anybody else, and it's
The Guardian, it's the Hill, it's

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a New York Post. I mean, it's on you know how news is.

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And this is a oh yeah,
funny kind of an interesting thing for

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sure. But you got probably forty
eight hours of every single headline website running

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this story, like how's your last
forty eight hours? Great? Later today,

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I have another radio interview for station
in Toronto, and another TV interview

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for a news nation. So it's
definitely, it's definitely blowing up. What

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I'm trying to make sure happens is
that while I have the attention in this

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way, that I'm able to get
this message out to as many people that

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it resonates with as possible. You
know, this is something that I felt

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was needed, hence the actual plunge
into you know, changing the name.

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And you know, I had had
conversations prior to making this step, and

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I knew I wasn't the only one
who felt that Trump and Biden were just

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not meeting the standards that Americans have
a right to to be honest, but

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I've never expected it to blow up
as fast as it did so prior to

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Friday's interview, So on Thursday,
I was still a virtual unknown and now

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I'm yeah, it's it's crazy how
many people were able to latch on to

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the concept so quickly. And its
been so you know, validating for one

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but inspiring, humbling, and you
know, it's it definitely helps with putting

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in the time for motivating me to
play in the time to make sure that

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this is able to you know,
achieve its fullest potential. I'm not surprised

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at the attention this is getting.
I mean, changing your name to this

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and then claiming that you're going to
run for president does have a measure of

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sizzle to it. But after you
get the name change and you go through

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that process and that's all well and
good, did you kind of sit back

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and go, oh, crap,
Now I've got to come up with some

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policy and some platforms to run on. And how how am I How are

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my debate tactics and public speaking skills
and all of that stuff has to come

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into play. I mean, how
seriously are you taking this outside of just

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kind of making a splash in the
media. Yeah, I'm taking it as

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I can for those skills that you
mentioned, like if there are things that

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I'm constantly working on. One of
the reasons why I took so many interviews

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is to actually build the fluency for
you know, talking about what I'm doing,

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how I'm doing it, you know, having that rhetoric, that persuasion.

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You know. It's these things can
only get better with practice, and

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you can only practice it if you
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it head first, you know.
And it's one of those the uh fires,

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the tribulation make the purest gold.
Right. Yeah, well it's also

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like so this is by the way, this is Dustin, but his name

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is now literally anybody else. I
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New York Post is picking it up, its spreading like wildfire. And I

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think in your article w f A
one thing that you said that I liked

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and agreed with was the idea that
the common person doesn't just go to one

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side. You know, the common
person has beliefs that are from the Republican

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side and the Democratic side. That's
what most people have. And for sure

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you also made the comment that there's
not a neither option on the ballot when

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you went and voted. But what
do you specifically have to do to get

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on the ballot, Like, how
can we see you, you know,

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join in the debate? How are
you the next Ralph Nader? You know?

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How does this happen? All right? So for getting on the debate

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stage, I would need enough spots
on the ballot to actually win, all

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right, So I either have the
top ten states popular population wise or the

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bottom forty. To get on the
ballot in Texas, I would need to

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have one hundred and thirteen and fifty
one signatures by the second Monday of May.

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You like forty days? Fifty days? Yeah, I did the math,

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so from starting to finish, I
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minute or to make a full time
job out of it. And aren't you

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outside of the AC trying to do
that? Are you trying to are you

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trying to go the signature out or
the right in? I know you're explaining

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it right now, Go ahead,
so I can pursue both. The right

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in wouldn't be due or accepted until
September, so I can still pursue the

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signature oute because the deadline for the
signature out is May, so even if

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I don't meet that requirement, I
can still have the right in to fall

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on. Now, I do have
a cheeky plan that I'm kind of going

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to announce April first. It's kind
of like a joke, so I'll be

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on the lookout for that. But
it's a technicality and the wording of the

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statute in Texas law, and I
thought it was really interesting. Okay,

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again, it's more an aqua fools
for that specific technicality than anything, but

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we'll see how it goes. So
by trade school teacher, correct, seventh

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grade? Is that right? Correct. Okay, seventh grade math bird veliasty.

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I mean it's common knowledge that the
teaching profession, the people that fill

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those roles, that necessary, beautiful
role that is in our society, are

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wildly underpaid. When it comes to
running a campaign, you are well aware

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how freaking expensive that is. What
is your strategy or do you have a

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strategy in place to start raising money
to run a campaign an efficient campaign?

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And number two, do you have
any pending judgments or lawsuits against you that

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would possibly drain those funds if you
were able to ascertain them as far as

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lawsuits, none yet. Okay,
well then you're one step ahead of the

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game. Oh yeah, I see
that, right, you're going on it

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should have make that connection. But
as far as like funding the campaign,

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you know, the way the analogy
that I like to use for this is

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the name puts the car on a
mountain, and once the car starts moving

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the mountain, the down the mountain, you know, it kind of gains

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momentum by virtue of its own weight
and as it's going. Because I've been

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receiving funding, there's I have a
portal for people to donate on the website

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and some people have found the GoFundMe
that I've put in place, and they've

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been donating, so as I get
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so that when I'm no longer on
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of the name, it can go
off of the fuel of donations and such.

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Kevin's still trying to decipher the car
down the mountain analogy. I'll explain

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it to you after the show.
He's drawn a mountain in a car.

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No, I agree, though,
it is a snowball thing, like you

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need the apathy or anger of the
nation to get behind literally anybody else.

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Yeah, and the fact that,
yeah, that this is even possible,

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like I I should not be popular, like I should not have any attention.

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But the simple reality is is that
where we are with our current candidates

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is it's not right. It's not
where we should be. You know,

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America was founded off of you know, unity. You know, we came

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together toward a common cause and we
got stuff done. And now it's just

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we're so polarized. It's like I
said, like so, like we said

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earlier, you know, the average
American has opinions on both sides of that

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political spectrum. But we are so
polarized socially. That and that's actually probably

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one of my biggest plaints about these
two candidates is that it's not necessarily them.

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It is them, but it's the
effect that they have in America.

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Yeah. You know, they say
a bad relationship can bring out the worst

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in you, and I think the
relationship that America has with these presidents has

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brought out the worst us. I
also think people like to vote for bits,

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I mean voter make vote face one
that thing for a reason. People

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like the bit. I'm trying hard
not to fall into that trap. Like

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the name itself is very gimmicky,
but I you know, what, what

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should be real for them seems a
joke, and what should be a joke

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in me is getting real. This
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I have a weird question. I
don't know if you heard this one.

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Have you ever seen the nineteen eighty
five Richard Pryor film Brewsters Millions?

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No, but I've heard about it
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he ran under none of the above. Yeah, he was trying to burn

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money to unlock the remainder of his
inheritance. It's a fine film, but

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one of the ways he does is
to start a kind of a bit candidacy

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for New York mayor, and he
he changed his name to none of the

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above, which is exactly the premise
that you're kind of going for. So

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I just wondered if you'd seen that
movie, and yah, it kind of

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it kind of worked for him.
It was this was an original thought of

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mine. It's it is funny that
somebody had actually made a movie about the

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same concept, and I kind of
wish I knew about it prior, but

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it was it was a long road
that actually got me here between purchasing the

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domain last year, because that was
intending to sell like memorabilia. It's like,

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oh, hey, if it's gonna
if it's going to be bad,

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might as well make money off of
it. Yeah. But once it got

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past a certain point and I was
like, this, we need to something

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needs to happen. Let me ask
you this, because you have to be

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thirty five years old to be president
of the United States. You are currently

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thirty five. So this is something
we're you waiting for to meet the minimum

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age requirement. I guess in a
sense, I mean I had these feelings

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in the last two elections, but
it wasn't anything that I could act on.

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I mean I remember thinking as a
guy, I wish we had somebody

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else, And when it came down
to this time, I was like,

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you know what, I'm old enough. If nobody else is going to step

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up, I guess I guess I
should. One of those there's a song

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by an artist named Matthew West called
Do Something, and it's one of those

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is like you listen to that and
then it just kind of sticks with you

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and it's like, dude, oh
this is really going to happen. Man,

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I mean I like it. And
there's, like I said, the

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apathy around right now. It's a
good idea. Need the snowball to start

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rolling down the hill or the car
to start driving down the mountain side.

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Let me ask you this. I
know that you you can say you haven't,

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but when you lay down at night
and close your eyes, you think

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what if? What if? What
if I get in this thing? And

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what if I win? I know
you've pictured yourself in the Oval office literally

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anyone else haven't you. Well,
of course that's just you know, inevitable,

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And it's one of those things,
is like, if it's bad enough

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for me to win the overall office. Like that's I mean, yeah,

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so what Like I said, what
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would be reducing the debt. That
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that just stands right now. Like
I said earlier, you know, my

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three year old daughter, oh,
was twenty thousand dollars. And you know,

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we should be able to run a
country kind of the same way we

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run a house. You know,
we need to balance that budget and spend

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responsibly. Did your daughter get a
hold of your credit card and buy a

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cyber truck? Why is she in
so much debt? Because if you take

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the seven trillion dollars that have been
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presidents, actually that one was Trump, the other one was Biden, and

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divide it out among the you know, three one hundred and thirty million people

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that we have in this country.
That's how much we owe per person.

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I just thought your kid was really
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the reference there. She is very
bad at financing. She does a lot

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of stuff in the buggy. I
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costs you. So you'll get that
straightened out. Your math teacher will get

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it all turned out in time.
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every damn website this morning, literally
every one or anyone else, uh,

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trying to run for president, trying
to get on ballots and uh yeah,

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honestly, just google that you will
see as I know you are. You

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are worldwide right now, So I
guess it's very humbling. Yeah, no,

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it's fun. Man. He's a
North Texas guy who's uh doing a

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bit, but you know it's a
bit that sort of does fit our current

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political climate. So we salute you
at the end of this. I just

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want us to be better. There
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that's like, you know, make
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the political landscape is better because of
what I did, that's a success.

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Well, thank you so much,
but sorry, by the way, it'll

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take people getting involved and spreading this
message. Well, I think it's cool,

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definitely cool and fun. You know. So I think a lot of

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people are looking together like, uh
all right, oh here it is again.

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I can't believe we're running it back. And it's good to have another

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option. Literally, anybody else,
Thank you so much for the time this

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morning. We appreciate it and mind
if I put one message out there please

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all right, So, as they
said, I've been getting a whole lot

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of media attention, and I have
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and calls and donations and volunteer forms, and it's quite frankly, just too

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much for one person. So if
you are out there and you believe in

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this message and this movement, please
please please reach out to me and help.

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I want to make sure that everybody
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that is taking care of. So
reach out to me. I'll put you

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to work. We can get this
and get this going. What's your email?

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Do you get that out? What's
the website? The website literally anybody

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else dot com? Okay, all
right, got a good one. We'll

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send him there. Indeed, I
appreciate it. And the emails on the

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bottom of that website contact at literally
anybody else is thank you for your time,

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John, thank you. There he
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could be I think the next president, and we had him before my first

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could be could be. Wow,
that was pretty wild. It's every too,

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if you google it, it is. Yeah, literally on everything.

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I mean everywhere is picking this up
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A got their hands on it two
or three days ago, and uh it

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touch you last though. He's tons
of interviews coming, but it was fun,

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all right? Come hup next he's
learning how to become president in real

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time? Yeah, he said,
he has almost practiced for my other interviews

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later today. How is that really? It doesn't feel that different than what's

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been happening, right, you know, Yeah, we can't have someone we

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can't have someone like this guy just
has no idea what they're doing be president,

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right, that'd be crazy, just
winging it absolutely. At eight o'clock,

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I've been trying to learn how to
do live radio for almost thirty years.

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Now, you'll figure it out one
day, man, I don't know.

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Maybe At eight thirty and ding' Goose
Morning News. At eight Rangers held

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their annual Hey we get new foods
at the ballpark. Everyone come out.

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But there's a bit of a wrinkle
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it at eight o'clock because I,
for one am shocked. But coming up

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next and it's scutt about the absolute
latest on the Big Bridge collapse in Baltimore

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on ninety seven one three,